Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-12-22
HERE AND THERE.

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Miss Belle Raymond is home from
Necedah to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Very cheap but full of quality are all
the Holiday Goods at St. Amour's Fair
Corner.
Bulk oysters at Krugar & Philleo's.
A christmas ball in Pomainville's new
hall Centralia, December the 26th. It
is to be given by the Lyon Brothers.
Mrs. E. Fontaine left Wednesday to
spend the holidays in Sparta with her
daughters family.
| D. d. Bishop is in the city and has
his old place at the Palace drug store.
| Miss Ida Carman leaves Saturday to
spend the holidays with friends at
| Amherst.
Miss Nina Briggs is home from Pitts
vile to spend the holiday vacation with
her mother and sister.
| Fresh celery at Krugar & Philleo's.
Frank Starr was obliged to close
| his school in the Four Mill Creek
| settlementon account of Scarlet fever
Have you examined the toys on
J. H. Pearson & Cos 5 and 10
cent counters.
The city schools close for two weeks
| vacation Friday. The past term has
been profitable one for all concerned.
FORTY PER CENT. OFF ON GOLD
PINS AT DAYS, CENTRALIA.
Fred Polensky, one Of the town Of
Sigel's most prosperous farmers was
social caller at this Office Tuesday.
Miss Cora Pratt who has been teach
ing in the Necedah schools, arrived
home Wednesday morning to spend
the holidays at home.
Ifyou hear of lower prices then ours,
let us know about it. t. G.. ST. Amour
knows how to right such things.
XMAS CANDIES AT DALY's.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lynn of New London,
mother and father of Mrs. Nilsson and
Roberts, Centralia, is visiting in that
city.
Rev. CLANS Kittelson will hold q
Christmas service for the Norwegians
and Sweeds at the basement of the
Cong'l church next Sabbath afternoon
at O'Clock.
The concert at the congregational
church next Wednesday evening prom
ises to be a grand success. See pro-
gramme in another column.
Paralytic prices on all Christmas and
New Years goods at ST. Amour's Fair
Corner.
The house of N. w. Aver G Son is by
general consent the largest advertising
agency in the world, and the AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER ANNUAL is its worthy expo
nent and representative.
J. H. Pearsonss& Co.'S store is
crowded with customers mostof the
time buying Christmas presents.
They are selling "heaps" of goods.
Next Sabbath morning there will be
Christmas sermon at the Congl church
and in the evening Sabbath School
Christmas Concert by the children and
young people.
New Years dance at Mathews on the
night of January the End Tickets for
dance and supper $1.00. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend, A good time is
promised to all who partake.
NOVELTY IN LADIES PINS AT
DALY's, CENTRALIA.
Dr. Henry de Grandpre, Office over
F. Pomainville's business place, opposite
post office. Calls answered atall hours.
IF
For gold and porcelain crown work,
bridge work, and system of gold cap
ping that will save that class of teeth in
which the best filings would fail.
Consult Crawford the Grand Rapids
| Dentist
Work has commenced clearing up the
| debris OF the lately burned pulp mill in
this city. This work is being done pre-
paratory to the erection Of a new mill.
1t is the company's intention to rebuild
Immediately.
Place your order for Oysters at Kru-
gar & Philleo's for Christmas and New
Year.
The closing exercises of the Centralia
school for the Fall term last Friday
were largely attended. The young
people acquitted themselves with credit.
The recitations and readings were ex-
cellently rendered. Everything passed
off very pleasantly even though arna-
chist feelings existed there, in the
hearts Of some, a few weeks since. The
school record under Mr.. Havenor as
principal, and bis able corps of assist
ants, was far above the average.
Krugar & Philleo are selling their